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nsm..i.n. 10 New Yerl.

An AsrEAL correspondent at New
York writes under date Of the 2b'h:
at the Burlington We find Col. Toes
II. Allen, J. N. Falls and J. W. Falls
and wife. At the Fifth Avenue, "ihe
Memphis resort" we fod Col. Enoeh
Il isley ard family, aud IL Is q pleasure
70 note ihst bis good wife stood the
ocean trio well, but she 10 etlll In an
sxosedlng ffail condition. They leave
today for Ashyiile, N. o. OF the
other, Holmss Cumminf, Sam Ta'e
and wife. Sieve Nelson aud mot 81,
GlIberi Raine land Tie life Insurance J,
John II. Goodwin, y j. Mon Romery,
FAnk Rics and mother, Y. Rec abd
viia, Geo. Arnold and murray Gal
breath are al the Fifth Avenue, while
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yess ves. Tor President.

kiSAs CrY, No., August ss.-
The Times publishes this morning
answers received TO inquiries cent
through Kansas and Missouri Is to
Presidential preferences. Ia Missouri
40 answers from Democrats we're re-.
eeived. Oi thee 2bi we're for Cleye-
land, three Tor Tnurmap, one Tor
Wade HAMPTON and tho rect soatter.
inR. The Republicans sent POI an.
twers, Of which l2i were for b aine,
seventy seven Tor sherman, iouy.one
for Lincoln ard the rest scattering Ia
Kansas 500 Democrats antwer q, a.
follow; Cleveland, SO; Thurman,
seven II u, tixi remainder sca teribg
The Republ caua sent S02 answers, OF
which 1871 we're for Blaine, eighty .sx
for Sherman, foriy.iour Tor Lincoln
and The rest scattering.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
The Oldest Democratic Paper
in the State.

Fearless in its championship Of the inter.
ests of the Southern people, jealous in its aid
to all enterprises looking to the development
Of the New South, and answering in its
fidelity to Democratic principles.
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"R0B|O|RO."


"A remedy for Chile fi1s and az YEV 'Ps0 1,
contains no Quinine or mineral OF any kind,
but 10 composed Of harmless herbs; and IL q
perfect blood purifier. II can DO admins
s:s.s T as H' r. s.osn
invigoiates, braces and builds up tho system
from the beginning; Not ono person In a
thousand has a single Chill after oommeno-
t.. It: and 1' ,. hssS su up b o Pint S %
will not forward TO any address less than two
bottles; and will guarantee that, II direc-
tons are followed, two bottles will promptly
cure any case Of Chilli and Fever. Only one
twelve years Of ago. One bottle will cure
several children under eight years OF age.
For sala by druggists.
, Lynchbgrg. Va Nov: .. lsS 1Mes,rs.
tSs.n shs sao: 81 Ss and ~ SaSas TO-
gether with my brother and sister. all SIX.
had chills and fever for several mon tbs, dur
ing which time tho usual remedy, Quinine,
was administered without beneficial results.
pliihed By your invaluable remedy, "Robo..
ro." tried " In my family, and not one Of
the six ever had 9 single chill after com
mencing Its use. regard IT,, without exceP-
that I ln0" anything Of Eff: 4. ;. s,sRSs.
Of the arm Of Heard 4 Asee, Tobscconisu.
0lenland. Pittsylvsnia county, Va, Ooto-
Der 20, 1SS-Messrs. Lewis 4 Bennett:
Nine OF my children had chills and foyer si
the same time. The usual remedy. quinins,
was administsrsd without benefit. All o.
them were promptly and sfsotuslly cured By
the use Of "Roboro" alone. Not one ofthe
nine had chill alter common cling IT, use.
"iN; SfSooa, Nelson county. Va. october
| Is, IsS8.-Messrs. Lewis 4 Bennett: Several
Of my friends and ! had severe cases Of
chill. and fever. We dispensed with the
usual remedies and used nothing but
"Roboro." which resulted In . thorough
cure In each case. You will obliGe By for
ysrdins me case Of twsnty;;foS, battles.
4. &c our Reliability and r:.pcnsiSli,y ".
refer By permission 70 the following substsn.
tisl business men Of Ly nchhurs,. whore both
| Of the manu- 'Aoturers Of "Hoboro" have
resided for the last twelve years; n. o.
| Manson, .Jr., Mayor Of LynohburE; j. W.
Ivey,. cashier Peoples National Bank; Al
lon W. TaIisy, cashier First National Bank I;
Chas. W. Price. Commissioner Revsnuei
John 7. Edwards. president Tobacco Asso-
II you cannot procure "Roboro" Of your
druggists, remit us t2-59 and We will for
ward two ottlos 10 your nearest depot or
express '''a0n' LEWIS 4 BENNETT,
Manufaotursrs. LynohburG, Va
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A BRISK EARTHQUAKE.
sssy Of ns.iee shaken Up By . Long
Ahook.

Grrr 90 MrI co, VIA GALvrlros,
August 20 "A brisk earth quake shock
was experienced here about 7 o'clock
this morning. agitating houses ssd
mailing The people dirzy. This shock
was no, severe and Was mostly felt In
the outlying portions Of the city. Mr.
ThomAs b Oonnery, secretary at the
United States legation, noted the
shock st s:+5 o'clock aud about the
same Tins II Was felt sharply NJ Castle
Chspul,epec, where President Diaz
and bis ismily are residing. An early
morning rider on the Pssl De La Re.
iorme noted the shock az lasting some
thirty seconds, ice friends OF z inigs,
who pred oted the shock for the tenth
ei this month, now clam that their
prophet was not altogether destitute
eiknovledse OF the coming earth.
euske. Toe weather Ia warm and the
atmosphere humid.
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Corner Of Adams aud Main strssts. Rooms
SOC, 15o and 81 per days. American Plan, %
Per day. Pirst class Restaurant In the
HOTEL J. N. DUFFY 40 yoars with Pea
hodx IIatail proprietor.
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Moss Statysnesrgsr ID doing the town
on the outside. Eugene Lsidy and
wife are at Newport. Henstor Blessing
ID ct the Hoffmsnn, Jas. McOomb. q
former Mem phIsn, isat the Hoffman,,
while Ed. CLARK, Rich H. and Harry
Allen are doing we'll ION change"
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CIScIsSArr, O.-John Golden. aged
forty.four. was instantly killed at .
o'clock this morning IN tha nut and
holt works OF Col. l.. NJ. Dayton, In
Newport, Ky. dis arm caught In Q
belt and dashed q heavy pair OF shears
which be had In hls hand against his
head, csuslny tnstani death. He leaves
q widow aud four children.
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Peabody Hotel.

Rates q 30 and u Ter day. according 70
slss and location Of room-Speoial
fates made.
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Qsssou's HstsI.
Tho rev 6syo

W. II. BIHaHAn.....,...MAH AanR,
surspsan plan. Enlargsd and rsturnishsd.
Prices sccoi ding 10 siss and looa-
tion OF room.
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u. q. KiSo. OF the Lsetsnla, o.,
Democrat, doubted the Mann lin testi
moniala. Wro.e and found them true.
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w,,s..- az. end Machine C,.

miiburn sstn end Machine Ce.
Have on hand, ready ior promp, de-
livery, Engines, Boilers aud Attings,
Gins, Feeder CoAdensers, Hydraulic
Cotton Prer.ee. and everything per-
tsining 70 q frat clas Ginning outfit
w rita them hsfcra Won m frh sae.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16

THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, DEM
o,rA.lc organ, takes no stock In the pro-
posed effort 10 throw Samuel ]. Ran
dali out Of the Democratic party. II
say,: "The nexs House OF Represen.
tatives Is Democratic by . very marrow
N d jority. In the last House in which
the Demo ,rats had three times - big .
mAjority, Mr.. Randall WAS frequently
called upon to get his party out OF .
tangls. In the great National cam
paiSn OF 1884 1t Was Nj. Randall and
rot Mr.. Carlisle, or any Of his ilk, who
Was called upon to 60 Into tho don btful
States and explain the National Demo-
cratic platform. It may be that the
time has come when the Democratic
party Is abba to dispense with the ser.
vices Of Mr.. Randall, but We do not be-.
lieve 1t. Especially since the men who
propose to dispense with his services are
those who have done so little to entitle
them to the confidence OF any body In
this country bat the great whisky ring
OF Kentucky"
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
Dropping the Anarchists.

It is now reported from Chicago thA.
those interest ID In securing Q new trial
for the condemned AuArchlss have
abandoned all hope OF securing their
OBJECT. Exactly wha. has occsaionsi
this change Of action is no. made ex.
A,tly clear, and It appears all the more
strange inAsmuch as the prevailing
opinion has oil along been that these
men would be granted q re-trisl by the
Supreme Court, which was regarded as
almost equtvaien! to q reversal OF their
present sentence. L: Is Aun oun ,ed that
while collections are going on amongst
the Socialistic elements in the n 1rlh-
west these funds will only be used in
se,uring signatures TO Q petition to the
Governor tha. the sea zen ces be com.
muted into Imprisonment for life. A
sun OF money will bs paid for ell the
siguatures thS. Can be obtained All
this has . very Satisfactory look. E7i-
IDENTIFY the friends OF these convic led
scoundrels have asserta,ned ths: the
Supre ne Court will ksep its hands of,
and that IN conseq nence all their eff 1rts
will now be directed towards securing
exemption for them from the highest
penalty to the law. Governor o yle5y q
course hiss been s1ch 10 the past as 10
give them some slight hopes OF success
In this direction. Batter, however, by
far pursue this course than to let tbs
imprisoned rascals go free to pose 81
martyrs before the country, and Il
f,ment still other uprisinss Of the bAc
elements Of sooiety.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16

EVERY EFFORT Is still N ade to kss
JA3ob Sharp from going 10 The peni.en.
tisry, the only excuse In bis benalt be-
ing his old age and the suffs7ings 1t will
ensail upon his family. When will the
people learn to be consistent, we mean
those who are protesting sy mpa:hy for
Sharp? Il he anything less bood ling
rascal that he ha, su ,ssded In puItiug
millions into his po,ket than the m an
who stole horse, purss OF money, O
ham or pair OF chickens? Wha sym
patby would there be for . poor wrs:ch
who stole watch or purse OF money? ?
jacob Sharp Is no better. By fraud he
pocketed millions, and IT Is dou bsful il
even 7 weed ever exceiled him In rascal.
ity. Sasrp's punish nsnt Is severe, but
he brought II u2on himself. His friends
are sorry for him, no doubt they are.
Where Is SnArp's sorrow and oontrition.
His ls the sorrow thAs be was ever de-
tec'ed in his rAscAlity. Hs has never
offered to make dollsr o. restitution
to the parties from whom hs fi!ched his
money. He stands out IS one OF the
most successful and unscrupuiou.
swlndlers OF the hgs. II is nos pleasant
for An old man to be sent to the psni-
teutisry, but II Sharp had been homes,
he would not have to 60 there,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
PkI,i,I,lh. Wilans,ss 4 vsItlnsn RsiIrs,i

june i3th, 1887.
Trains will leave Wilmington - follows
Philadelphia teIpressl. Z ". 20, 20,
10 sls So ~ "a 10 Snd ~ - "a ~ = III si Az
Accommod stfen. a&0. I 90. o5, 10 ~ .. m,
asb, 4 %, 20, ' 10, 10 30 p: N.
For Uhester (oxpressl. 0 90. 7 20. 70 $40,
sl7, IL %, II 81 9. M, u 90, ~, 20 and l."
y Accommodation, % Q 20, : 90, : oG SD, 10 %
q. m, 81, 1 o9, I 20. 70 and 10 80 p. N.
New York, i 90, 2t2, 40. $50. 90, eE
10 OF, II sl q. m, slz n, 10, . T N, 20 n
7oo, 10 30 p. m.
For Newark (Uentre) and intsrmedisH
stations. a. q. m, u Is snd a p: 10.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, 10 o.
.. m, o. 81 and IL 50 p. N.
Baltimore and Bay Line, % p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1 20, 4 10, y
10 os, II 90 q. M. Il 90, sll7. 2 "a, 49,, SIC
- 80 and d p. N.
Trains for Delaware Divizion leave for:
New Castle, 90. 8 80 .. M, II %, 2 %, 70,
Sas ?; m; and u 2S % nisSs' asss no and , :,
For Kshoboth, so .. m. and SO tE1-
ss.ford tE1prsss) SOP. m.
Harrington, DslmAr and way ststions,s "
Express for Harrington, $50 p. m. WEI
Express for Dover, Harrington and Del
mar, IL Of night.
franklin Oity. $50 .. N.
Express for Oape CHARLES, Old Point Oon
fort and Norfolk, Il % night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. fol
Wilmington leIpressl, Il 70, 20, ~, ~
9 10, 1870, II Is, II - .. m, 2lo. sol, Z o.
4 20, s 0e, b2l, o OF, ob7, IL 20 p. m.
Accommodation, 90, 10 70 q. M. I -, ~
%. 3 N, ssS 10 Os 10 20 and II II D. m.
SUNDAY TkAlRS
For PhilAdelphia texprees), 2 90, . "a, Z %
Is, Q 10. IL 81 Q. m, ~, D ~ and 90 p. 10
Accommodation, SIS .. M, 10, In
For Chester toxpress), ls,e 10, IL u .. N.
a. 90 and o 90 p. m.
Accommodation, $ Is .. m, Il 10. l %, I 10
For New YORK (srprsss), . o.. as1 40
10, II, Ill 81 .. N, s21, s22, - 2s, 10 ane
For " est Chester, via Lamokin. slsa. m
For UaDe Ch.rles, Old Point Comfort ans
Norfolk 40 night.
For New Castle, Middletown, Clayton
Dover, harrinFten' seaford' Laurel an
baltimore ana wssninston, / IS, Z 90, se4
10 0S IN. IL co. $500 and tS y. m. BAltt
more. 8 81, and II 3S pm.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, FOR VII
ningten texpress), IL %, . ", 20, y 10, II II
Accommodation, s3s, 10 20 .. m, Il 80, . Of
10, s35 and IL q p. h.
Trains n.rrsd thus (s)srs um,.ed sxprss
| upnu which extra fare IL ehHrSed.
For furtne: Information passengers are rs
fsrred to tho ticket ONCE ct the ststion:
General Passenger AEopss
OHANLus d. ruoH 1snevsS MANAGES
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
ON FRIDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1881,
At2 O'Clock, p. M,

The following described real estate, VIZ
All thai certain lot of land win t nIica ~,
DIV ling thereon er, cicd, situate In ne Guy W ~
Delaware, bounded and de cribed as iOllo"s u
wit "a, n,
BEGINNING at point on the sontncr ~. l,nri H.
Linden street at the distance OF ieet east, eins
from the eastcrlv side "f Ffank!in s., tn'n. ~ ~
southerly parall with Franklln streJ, ,,I 20 i In
TO N corner thence casterlY parailtl VIII ,h,n"4
den street q feet 6 Inches to II corne ,,nHnncJ
|nOrtherly par,lel with the hrst menii' men,iiDuSS M
line and Franklin street passing IN ~ hans,
aud the house adjoining, ON tn" east 81 ltet ~
the soutberly tiGe of Linden street sihas ~
AM thcncc thereby westerly 22 fett orc.
Of what they may. Book +, vol. 10 p@He W
&c 49,. ,,.,.
Seized and taken in execution AS ~ vfife
perty OfJ. Frank Ruth and lda NJ, hi'
an t. t., ana to be- sold by ,,so>1 sharif.
Sheriif's Ofice, Wilmington, Jpiy - '''''
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
ON THURSDAY,
THE 2lsT DAY OF JULY, 1887,
at2o'clock p. m,

The following described real estate, viz:
All that csrtain lot, pieoe or parcel OF
land with tie two story brick dwelling
thereon erected situate in the city of vii.
mi0gton, bounded and described as follows,
to Wit:
Beginning at the easterly eide OF Wilson
street, between Taylor and Ninth street at
The distance OF about ll3 feet 63b inches
frem tho northerly side CT Taylor street.
thence easteriy parallel 10 Taylor and Ninth
streets and through the centre OF tho party
wall OF the house adjoining on the north II
feet II inches to the westerly side OF a feet
wide alloy leading into l ayl lor street, thence
thereby southerly and parallel to W iIsen
street IA feet inches, more or less, to a cor.
nor,thence westerly pora'i to Taylor street
ana through the centre Of the party wall of
the house adioiuiog on the sluln II feet Ii
inchos to the side of Wilson street ,oresaId
ana theuce thereby noIthsrly IA feet inches
II ore or le's to the place OF beginning be the
oontents thereof what they may, with the
uss OF said alley in common fotevsr
Seizsd and taken In execution as tie
property OF ohm II. Ross and Abarilla. his
wife, and I. and to be sold by
GILES LAMBSOrt, Sheriff.
Sherit's Office, Wilmington, July 8, 1887.
ly7-eod Is
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
ON THURSDAY,
THE 21sT DAY OF JULY, 1887,
At 2 O'Clock p. M,

The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, perc or parcel of land
with the two-3tOry brick dwell ny thereon
erected, situate in the city of wilmington,
bounded and cscribed AS follows to wit:
Beginning at the easteIly Side of lls3n
street between TaylOr and Ninth street at the
dis.ance OF about o5 feet and One-iifth Inches
from the nOrtherly side of Ia! lor street, th' nee
easterly parallel 10 Tayl-r and Ninth streets
and through the centre Of the party wall gal, Of o.
the house adjoining on the north IL feet II
inches to the westerly sid Of Il feet wide
alley leading W tn Taylor street. theGce
thereby southerly and parallel 10 Wilson
street Il fee inches more or less to the
northerly side of another feet wide ley
leading in Wilson street, thence thereby
westerly and paral cl to Taylor street II feet
II inches to the side of Wilson street afore.
said ana thence thereby northerly IA fee'
3 Inches more or less to the place OF OF begin
ming, be the cont -nts thereof what they may
with the use Of said alley In common forever.
seized and taken in execution AS The prop
erty of William II. CLARK, surviving mort
gaRor, and t. t., and q be sold by
GILES LAMBSON, Shcr d,
iy7
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
SUMMER COOKING

We have sold Thousands of
gallons of NAPHTHA, COM
rlonly called gasoline, for gaso
line stoves, and none of our Gus
toners ever reported an acci-
dent. Why2 Because we sell
none but the purest narhtha,
being sweet, safe and of good
strength. Delivered free to any
part of the city. No charge for
cans.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16

President Clevela nd spent Friday In
Eorestville, N. Z. A slight Ailment Of
the digestive organs kept him In bed
until noon, and Mrs. Cleveland had her
eye (,tuna by IN insect) still bandaged.
but they hold reception 10 the even
ing. Saturday they make an excursion
to the Thousand Is,ands.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
The following descr ibed real estate, viz:

The following descii ibed real estate, viz:
Three three-story brick building or dwellirg
houses loca ed on Il lot or piece of lani silua'e
in The city of " ilmingtO New Castle county
and State of DE- ltware:
! IlBegnning at Il po mt on the sonthcrly slhe OF
Linden street at the distance of 30 feet more or
less from the casterly side of Franklin street.
thence easterly and passing through the mid.
die of the partition wall between the most
westerly one of the said i.irec houses, and tle
house adjoining on the west and parallel WIN
Frank lin street, 50 feet, thence easteIly anu
parallel with Linden street, 20 feet to corner,
thence northerly and parallel with RANK IN
street, ~ feet 10 the saii easerly Side OF TN.
den street. and thence thereby W. steily 20 fett
to the place f beginning the most wcatcrly
of said houses having II ma n building ,s Iee5s
by 81 feet with two-story back biiiulnR 10
feet by Is feet aud the remaining two hous ;
each a ma II building 10 feet inches by 40 rect
and Il oLc-story back building IL ieet py ~
feet.
seized and taken in execution as the prop,
erty OF thomas $ Hampton, contra tor, anu ana
John f. Ruth, owner or repu'ed owner s'i~e'
and to be sOld by ,.
GILES JAMESON, sheriff,
Sheriff Ofice, Wilmington, July IL 1891.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16

IT HAS BEEN found to be the mex.
th ag to impossible 70 preserve whisky
under the Democratic admini,sra.ion
without 1t being tanpersi with, . part
OF It mysteriously disappearing. Ols
in kentucky seventeen thousand bar
rels OF whisky were stored in bonded
warehouses for safe keeping. The doors
were locked and sealed, ths cellar doors
were Carefully bs.tened down, and the
wludo VS. we're closed with heavy shu.-
ters. 10 spite OF all these precsu lions,
however, twelve thousand gallons OF
the subtitle liq 1id stuff had d!s.ppsa
under the very noses OF the govern men
Off ,ers, who were watching 1t, and no v
she authorities are trying TO aud out the
mAgtcians who oonjursd this carefully
guarded stuff away through all these
safeguards wtthou; the psymsn: OF a
dollar o. duty. The idea tina. three
hundred barrels Of good old Bourbon
coutd ge. throuy yh walls two feet thick
and double doors is no. for moment to
be entertained. III rather to- much
to have passed through the bung hole;
by means OF s:raw.. Tha Original
question therefore comes up. Whs
b,,ane OF the whisky? II this Dam
o,ratic administration docs not want Il
turn all Its rascsls out, /. will have t.
make 1t no crime TO steal whisky.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16

If JOHN P. ST JOHN was the great
Temperance man he pre;en3s to be he
would go down TO T:xs', and taxa part
in the fight for prohibition going on
down In thss Safe instead OF lettering
mp In Ol!o where he is engaged la an
attempt to turn taas S.ats over TO the
Dsmoora.!c party.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
Hot weather Nuisap COS.

During this hot weather 1t becomes
very necessary TO keep the premises
neat and clean. There Ia . constant
tendency for the debris Of household
to gather In some corner or place where
IL may soon become . ranking nui-
sanoe. No man who lives In GRO Wde !
com munity has . right to keep his
premises In such . filthy condition that
they are . constant nuisance to the
health Of his own family aud the neigh.
borhood. Yet there are plenty Of lust
such men in ell communities. We say
men because thsy are the head Of the
household, but In reality these remarks
are adapted TO women in . more praoti.
cal aense, % they are more directly tr
charge OF affairs about the house during
the absence OF the man At work. To
plead with such people, to remon strAte
with them, and then to permit them to
90 exactly IS they please ls not enough.
The best interests OF the general public
dem and that short work should be
made with all who wAnsonly disregard
the sim plest pr!n pies Of cleanliness
aud make their premises the breeding 8
ground OF disease and death. Nothing
will reach such people but summary
ASTON, that will bring them before the
proper authoritiea T1is isa very un-
pleasant remedy, but bstter this than
to suffer from malignant diseases en-
gendered by unc,eAu premises In the
neigh borhood. Soft words are lost on
persons who psrsls. in neglect,ug proper
sanitary measures TO ward off disease
and death. In suoh times IS these
every man In q com munity shoald be
come . sel'-delegAs privA'e de.eoslv,
to detect uissnces not only on his owr
premises bu. in the com muntty. L
every household would livs as they
should and kesp their premises clean
there would be no need OF this appAren
pryIng into other peoples business
but which becomes every body's bust
ness when Q nuisance Is creA.ed.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
HARNESS, TRUNKS
MANUFACTURERS, AND
TRAVELING BAGS

You will find j. A. Conner at his now
store, No. 4 East Fourth street, whore Won
Will hnd tho largest stock Of first class
goods In his line. Prices to suit the times.
We study TO please. Goods gusranteed 10
DO as Represented. Pocket-books and hand
paBs. m82t
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
ON FRIDAY,
THE .9rH DAY OF JULY, 1887,
At 2 O'Clock, D. m,

at O'CLOCK, p. m,
The follow ng described real estate, viz
All that certain iaTm or act of land situate
in tue hundred and county OF New astl- IN
the state of delaware known as the Point
Pleasant farm, and Il. .undcd and described as
follows, 10 wit !:
beginning at stake in a line ditch on the
north side OF Il private rOat, being corner for
land late of James Lefeyre from thence with a
line OF said land north 81 H. degrees west IS
40 perches u a stone, corner a last Aforesaid
toa stake in The centre Of q private road lead
ing to the New Castle and Wilmington roau,
corner for land Of George Hanson, from thence
with "A line OF his land south 80 l-2 degrees west
bj2-lb prrches to a stake, corner for said Han
sou, h:h in line of land OF B. n. Derringet,
from thence with the said Derringer's land
SCUM g. 3-i degr, cs, east ~ perches to u stone
In sal1 Derrlngcr's line, corner r Benjamin
Elliott rom hence with the lines of land of
sald Ellott and binding Herewith north Al III
degrees east ilJ ptrchrs l. stone, corner for
thee premises and said Elliott from thence
south 81 degrees, east 49, lilo perchcs to stake
thence with the centle Of said ditch or bitches
separating these premises from land of the
said Benjamin Eli II andbinding herewith
253 perchti to the place OF beginning, contain .
ing IL s-lp Acres, with a Dri dwelling house,
grhnary, three tenant houses and other i'm
provemcnts thereon erected.
Seized anc taken in execution as the proper-
" nl ii. Matilda LambsOn, admin. .tratrix of
William III Lambson, deceased, and II. Matil-
"a Lalnbson, surviving mOrtgagor, and Moses
LnmbsOn, I. 1, and to be sold by
GILES SLhMBSUN, Sheriff.
| Sheriff Office, Wilmington. July II, 1857.